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Exam 1 Flashcards

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What are the 7 steps to creating a personal mission statement?

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  1. Begin with central theme
  2. Write the mission statement
  3. Refine your mission statement
  4. Build excitement and inspire action
  5. Get other’s input on your mission
  6. Make your mission statement visible
  7. Revisit and evaluate your mission
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What are the stages and definitions of the Trans Theoretical Model?

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  1. Pre-contemplation: don’t know, don’t care
  2. Contemplation: recognize a behavior change would be beneficial, but don’t commit
  3. Preparation: Prepare to make a change before committing
  4. Action: A plan is established and implemented. Most difficult stage, often leads to regression to previous stages
  5. Maintenance: behavior is maintained for about 5 years but requires assessment of the program
  6. Termination: behavior has consistently maintained for 5 years and is now incorporated into your life.
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3
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What is the most component of fitness for the general population?

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Cardiorespiratory endurance

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4
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Vigorous exercise is expressed as what?

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A level above 60% of maximal capacity

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5
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What is VO2 Max?

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  1. Maximal oxygen consumption of an individual

2. Generally considered best indicator of aerobic fitness

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6
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How do you estimate your maximum heart rate?

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220 minus your age

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7
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How do you calculate your resting heart rate?

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Perform a one-minute count while at rest

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How do you determine your heart rate reserve?

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Max heart rate minus resting heart rate

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9
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How do you calculate training intensity for a ten-second count?

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(Heart rate reserve x .6) + (Resting heart rate/6)

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10
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What is the FITT Principle?

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Frequency - how often
Intensity - how hard
Time - how long
Type - aerobic vs anaerobic

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11
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What are factors of making a habit of lifetime exercise?

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  • Set aside regular time for exercise
  • Exercise early in the day
  • Select aerobic activities you enjoy
  • Combine different activities
  • Use proper clothing and equipment
  • Find a friend or group of friends to exercise with
  • Exercise in different places and facilities
  • Exercise to music
  • Conduct periodic assessments
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12
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What are the benefits of strength training?

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  1. Shapes your body
  2. Helps boost fat burning metabolism
  3. Builds strong bones
  4. Enables endurance
  5. Crucial for daily activities
  6. Sitting, walking, running, lifting, recreational activities
  7. Improves confidence
  8. Posture, personal appearance, self-image
  9. Helps develop sports skills
  10. Promotes joint stability
  11. Helps people cope more effectively in emergency situations
  12. Helps increase and maintain muscle
  13. Promotes psychological well-being
  14. Results in higher resting metabolic rate
  15. Promotes weight loss and maintenance
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What is the link between muscle mass and metabolism?

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Muscle is metabolically active, and so each additional pound of muscle tissue increases resting metabolism by 35 calories per day.

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What is the most important component of fitness for older adults?

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Muscular strength

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15
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Define muscular strength

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The ability of a muscle or muscle group to generate maximal force

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16
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Define muscular endurance

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The ability of a muscle or muscle group to perform repeated submaximal contractions or to maintain an isometric contraction

17
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What muscles are included in the “core”?

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  1. Abdominal muscles
  2. Hip Muscles
  3. Spinal muscles
18
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Define isometric training

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Strength-training method in which muscle contraction produces little or no movement because the person pushes or pulls against an immovable object

19
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Concentric and Eccentric movement involve doing what with the muscles?

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Concentric - shortening during contraction

Eccentric - lengthening during contraction

20
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Define circuit training

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A technique involving a series of weight-training stations. The weight trainer performs an exercise and rapidly moves to the next station with little or no rest.

21
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List the strength training guidelines

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  1. Select exercises that will involve all major muscle groups
  2. Select exercises that will strengthen the core
  3. Never lift weights alone
  4. Warm up properly prior to lifting weights
  5. Use proper lifting technique for each exercise
  6. Maintain proper body balance while lifting
  7. Exercise larger muscle groups before exercising smaller muscle groups
  8. Exercise opposing muscle groups for a balanced workout
  9. Breathe naturally; inhale during the eccentric phase and exhale during the concentric phase
  10. Avoid holding your breath while straining to lift a weight
  11. Allow adequate recovery time between sets of exercises
  12. Discontinue training if you experience unusual discomfort or pain
  13. Use common sense on days when you feel fatigued or when performing sets to complete fatigue
  14. Stretch (static) for a few minutes at the end of each strength-training session
22
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How is strength training different in women?

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  1. Does not cause muscle hypertrophy as in men

2. Changes in body composition can lead to reduction in inches but not body weight

23
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Define plyometric exercise

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Explosive training incorporating speed and strength training to enhance explosiveness

24
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Define the overload principle

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demands placed on a system (cardiorespiratory or muscular) must be increased systematically over time to cause physiological development

25
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Define static stretching

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Holding a stretched position

26
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Define dynamic stretching

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Moving slowly and rhythmically through a full range of motion

27
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Define ballistic stretching

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Moving through a range of motion with bobbing (not recommended)

28
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Define hypermobility

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Excessive range of motion

29
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What type of stretching should be done pre workout?

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Dynamic stretching

30
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What type of stretching should be done post workout?

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Static stretching

31
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What types of stretching are not recommended?

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Ballistic

32
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What are the benefits of flexibility?

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  1. Promotes healthy muscles and joints
  2. Improves elasticity of muscles and connective tissue around joints, enhancing freedom of movement
  3. Relief of muscle soreness
  4. Makes activities of daily living (turning, lifting, and bending) much easier to perform
  5. Helps prevent low back and other spinal column problems
  6. Improves and maintains good postural alignment
  7. Promotes proper and graceful body movement
  8. Improves personal appearance and self-image
  9. Helps develop and maintain motor skills throughout life
33
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What are factors that affect flexibility?

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  1. Genetics
  2. Physical activity
  3. Joint & bone structure
  4. Ligament strength
  5. Tendons
  6. Muscles
  7. Tissue injury
  8. Adipose tissue (fat)
  9. Body temperature
  10. Age
  11. Gender
34
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How does flexibility affect low-back pain?

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It helps

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